Screen your screen time to stay healthy

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As I get final preparations completed for Connect More: A Screen-Free Week kickoff, I did some research on the impact of screens on health.

The usual came up: increased obesity, decreased physical activity, increased risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer.

But I was surprised by a story out of the Fiji islands, that I share in this video. Also, Brian Adair of The Retreat at Center Hill Lake, who is co-hosting the event with me, shares some of the ways he and his family incorporate screen time in a healthy way.

How do you want to use your screens to improve your health — not derail your efforts?

sheri@thevireolife.com For your free guide: How to Overcome the Guilt and Shame of Diets, and Get Fit the Sane Way, visit www.thevireolife.com On this channel we have fun discussing health, nutrition, Intuitive Eating, exercise, and how to actually stick with all those good ideas we have.

My Screen-Zombie-Zone Story

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I’m partnering with a local retreat center to host a Screen Free Week Kickoff Event. As we have been getting ready for this, we decided to ask each other some questions.

It brought up some “Well, this is embarrassing” moments … as well as remembering some times I’ve managed my screen-time well and motivated me to get back to it.

If you live in the middle Tennessee area, I’d love to have you join me on April 28, Sunday afternoon, to learn how to do your unique Screen Free week - plus walk, hike, and have a lot of fun together. (If you don’t live around middle TN, check out the Screen Free week website for events in your area.)

Here’s my “oops” story … (and a link to register for our Connect More: Screen-Free Kick off Event) - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/connect-more-a-kickoff-to-screen-free-week-tickets-59946971004

sheri@thevireolife.com For your free guide: How to Overcome the Guilt and Shame of Diets, and Get Fit the Sane Way, visit www.thevireolife.com On this channel we have fun discussing health, nutrition, Intuitive Eating, exercise, and how to actually stick with all those good ideas we have.